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This project is for an online department store customer and admin side. All items are listed on the website, with their quantities and prices. The admin can change stock, prices, delete products, add products and show current promotions. The application runs a RESTful API to retrieve or create data from it's database. The application is displayed with both front-end and back-end models, with authentication needed for the back-end (admin) side. The application uses Node.js, Express.js, Handlebars.js, MySQL, Sequelize ORM, Heroku. GitHub Repository for Grocery Delivery App
A CMS-style blog site similar to a Wordpress site, where developers can publish their blog posts and comment on other developers’ posts as well. The app follows the MVC paradigm in its architectural structure, using Handlebars.js as the templating language, Sequelize as the ORM, and the express-session npm package for authentication.
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Yellowknife Marathon
Yellowknife NT/CAN
Race Winners
(25 runnings)
19
Aug
2007
20
Aug
2006
21
Aug
2005
29
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2004
24 Aug 2003
25 Aug 2002
26
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07 Sep
1997
1996
10 Sep 1995
11 Sep 1994
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1992
Notes: 1992 was the inaugural year.
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Aug 2016
3:32:04
Matt Young (CAN)
5:11:22
Nicole Fritz (CAN)
16 Aug
2015
3:07:20
Doug Townson (CAN)
3:37:48
Kelly Beaton (CAN)
17 Aug
2014
3:23:01
Scott Hendrickson (CAN)
4:02:43
Megan Harris (CAN)
18
Aug 2013
2:42:07
Steve Griffith-Cochrane (CAN)
4:18:38
Janet Green (BC/CAN)
12
Aug 2012
3:02:52
Ty Hamilton (CAN)
3:36:29
Rio Dinu (CAN)
14
Aug 2011
3:33:57
Larry Jacquard (CAN)
5:58:30
Paula Erdle (CAN)
15 Aug
2010
3:33:11
Drew Markham (CAN)
3:48:30
Ramona Sladic (CAN)
16 Aug
2009
3:36:54
Scott Willoughby (CAN)
3:31:18
Nancy Chong (ON/CAN)
17 Aug
2008
3:44:06
Rod Brown (CAN)
3:24:36
Ria Mujcin-3
3:31:49
Robert Toonkel (CAN)
3:37:47
Ria Mujcin-2
3:10:03
Eric Power (CAN)
3:51:11
Ria Mujcin (CAN)
2:52:20
Ruari Carthew (CAN)
3:47:06
Lore-Ann Krysko (CAN)
2:58:59
Robert McNaught (MA/USA)
3:25:24
Cynthia Wonham (CAN)
3;09:27
Greg Cummings (CAN)
3;49:22
Katherine Mann (CAN)
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Most Wins (1991/date)
Men No man has won more than once, according to available information.
Women
3Ria Mujcin (CAN) 2006-08
Prize Money (ARRS qualified
runners only)
No information on prize money has been
received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate competitive levels.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:20 Women No women under 2:50
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Small programs that usually do one thing, and do it well
# Touch is used to update the modified time of a file.
# If the file doesn't exist, it will create an empty file
touch main.rb
ls # shows all files in a folder
ls -l # shows it in long form
ls -al # shows all files including hidden files (start with a .)
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echo "Something really insightful" >> my_notes
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Muppet Treasure Island (1996)
Grade: 64
It is no suprise that "Muppet Treasure Island" appeals to children. The surprise is that it appeals to adults as well. While kids like the activity and silliness, adults like the gags and jokes. Even the many songs, written by 1960's popsmiths Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, are good. Sometimes the silliness gets out of hand, and the plot gets left out to dry. But there's always a good laugh ahead to steady the course.
Billy Bones (Billy Connelly) is telling his tall tale of buried treasure for the nth time to his fellow tavern-dwellers. They've heard it all before, and no one believes him. Also there is young busboy Jim (Kevin Bishop), who dreams of a life at sea like his father.
A blind pirate gives Billy the black spot, which is a pirate's death sentence. In the commotion, the tavern burns down. Billy soon dies, but not before delivering his long-hidden treasure map to Jim. Out of work and seeking treasure, Jim convinces a rich but dimwit bear (Fozzy), who believes that a man lives in his finger, to fund his treasure hunt.
Soon Jim is cabin boy on a ship sailing for the buried treasure. Kermit the Frog is captain, with a green eagle as first mate. Unfortunately, Fozzy has taken the advice of the cook, Long John Silver (Tim Curry, who relishes the role) and stocked the crew with pirates and scoundrels.
Fearing mutiny, Kermit tells the pirate crew to explore the treasure island for provisions, planning to strand them on the island. His plan is foiled when the pirates kidnap Jim and take him with them. Some pirates remain on the ship and take control of it as well. The treasure is found, and poor Kermit is tied up and hung upside down over a cliff with Miss Piggy, who was hanging with pig savages on the island. We learn that Miss Piggy is a very bad singer. This section of the movie is a bit muddled, but kids won't care about the plot anyway.
But fortune smiles on the captain and his loyal followers, and the mutiny ultimately fails. The treasure is now safely aboard ship and the pirates are in chains: but Long John manages to free himself and row off with the treasure on a leaky lifeboat. Be sure to fast forward past the closing credits to learn his ultimate fate, and to hear a bad joke.
Muppets actors both large and small mix freely with the human actors. Things that don't belong in pirate movies, such as a Henry Kissinger book, a french cook, tourists in Hawaiian shirts, cheerleaders, a jazz band, and quotes from "On the Waterfront" and "Apocalypse Now" are there to remind us that nothing is to be taken seriously. All your favorite muppets from the old syndicated TV show are there, except the piano-playing dog, who isn't missed anyway.
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
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I am a twenty-four years old male. Nothing special about me, except for me being a gifted musician. I can play many instruments, be it piano, a synthesizer, an electric or classic guitar, a bass guitar, or drums. This is how I make my living, being a one-man band. I received an education from one great teacher. He taught me everything about music, and my talent in making music compensated for the lack of labor I've been putting into it.
I had a good life. I had good parents, I had a dedicated, beautiful girlfriend, lots of money, a nice car, and more. I've had no experience with drugs that barred alcohol, nicotine and caffeine — felt no need for that. I was high on life.
I was twenty-two years old.
All at once, it collapsed when my mother died.
She had asthma, a bad case of it. I did everything to help her, until one day she slipped into coma and died in a matter of hours.
My father couldn't take that blow and died of heart attack in his sleep a week later.
Since that time, my life steadily went downhill. Nothing could alleviate my suffering.
I became pitiful.
My girlfriend left me too, at that point.
I've lost my inspiration.
Music disgusted me.
I tried psychotherapy. It worked a bit... but just a bit.
I visited a psychiatrist, who, in addition to psychotherapy, prescribed me SNRIs. That actually made me feel worse. A course of Amitriptyline had been lifting my mood for 4 months, but it was leaving me weak and powerless every morning. When my doc added Sulpiride, it went even worse. I became more and more depressed. I've been waking in tears every morning, wondering why am I still alive. When I switched to Venlafaxine, suicidal thoughts became more and more appealing.
That's when I gradually stopped taking the meds.
I returned to baseline condition: severe grief and depression, but no tears in the morning.
A good friend of mine asked me if he could be of any help. I thought for a moment... and said, 'yeah buddy, find me a good chemist who is not afraid of preparing shady concoctions that... tinker with your subconscious'.
So my friend did exactly that.
I visited the chemist guy, shook hands with him and asked if he could make me something I've been in need of. When he asked what I needed, I told him, 'make me something that can ease the pain in my soul'.
He replied, 'well, there are many things that can ease, but the two of them, together, might kill it all together. Worked very well for me, although it might not be the same for you'.
Done. I've told him, yes, that's what I need.
He explained to me the effects of both substances I was about to ingest. One was MDMA, the other was GHB. I thought it couldn't get any worse, so I paid his fee and left, to come back soon. I never regretted the decision I've made that day.
After two weeks, I came back for 150mg of MDMA crystals and 20g of powdered GHB. I was then instructed how to use those. It was Friday night, 9 PM. I had prepared myself 100ml of GHB solution, 4 liters of cooled mineral water and some orange juice.
T+0:00
I rolled a weighed amount of MDMA powder (75mg) in a small piece of paper, then I swallowed it, on an empty stomach.
T+0:30
I started to feel a tingling sensation at the back of my head, somewhere inside the brain. I started a CD of instrumental rock collection, sat back on a sofa and relaxed.
T+0:40
I started to feel slightly nauseous, something I'm familiar with because of my past use of antidepressants. 'Must be the serotonin release', I thought. My palms were sweaty, and the lights seemed to be too bright for me. I turned them off.
T+0:50
A wave of heat crashed through my body. I started experiencing a very powerful mood lift. There was a band, 'Liquid Tension Experiment', I remembered. I switched to the first track of theirs.
T+1:00
I have one word to describe my current feelings: “Wow.” Euphoria was coming right up, and nothing could stop it! I feel dry in my throat, so I drink some water.
T+1:30
Half an hour ago, I thought it felt incredible. That 'wow' was nothing compared to what I am feeling at the moment. Another wave of heat crashed through me.  I feel like I have a rocket engine tied to me, which is pulling, hauling, dragging me up from the swamp of grief and sorrow. I remembered that this is the time to ingest the second half of MDMA dose, which I do.
 I feel burning up, and it actually feels great! I am now definitely feeling what they call a high. For some reason, I know that this isn't the limit to the euphoria, and I switch to my favorite track, 'Acid Rain'. I drink some more water, then some orange juice.
T+2:20
Beautiful.
Anything and everything I cast my eyes upon is beautiful, hauntingly so. I realized that I've never felt so good in my whole life. I experience something like whole-body orgasm. I feel ecstatic. Colors are livid and bright, and the guitar solo from the track, 'Paradigm Shift', is stunning. I get up and hurry for my electric guitar.
I plug it in, restart the soundtrack, and start accompanying John Petrucci, the lead guitarist.
T+2:50
I drink 5ml of GHB. Salty and oily, but pleasantly good.
I stop the music and play on my own, some blues tune that has just come into my head.
T+3:30
I am soaring in the skies. I feel at ease (at last), everyone is forgiven (let the God decide who's right and who's wrong), and the world is fine. Just fine. I am so immersed in my improvisation that I almost fail to realize that the pain in my soul, the grief for my parents, the suffering I've had been through is — finally!!! — gone.
T+4:00
I drink 5ml more of GHB. There is no rush, no giddiness, just pure bliss. I sit down on the sofa, stare at the painting and find it glowing. I started wondering, 'why did they make MDMA and GHB illegal in the first place?', to find an answer in myself. “They want you hooked on meds which are mostly ineffective, my friend”, I say aloud to myself. I turn the music back on.
T+5:00
The ecstasy is definitely backing down, and I drink some water mixed with juice this time. I am just sitting there, digging in my own mind, analyzing my past mistakes, promises made and promises I have failed.
T+6:00
I decide to go to sleep, and I drink 10ml more of GHB.
I am finally able to forgive myself for all my wrongdoings.
T+6:20
I fall asleep with a sense of well-being and happiness.
T+15:00
I awake, feeling no afterglow.
I am totally sober, and I feel reinvigorated. There is no more pain in my heart.
Overall, this was a life-changing experience for me. It's been 2 months past the trip, and I haven't ingested either MDMA or GHB ever since.
Every single day I feel fine. I've restored that which I thought was shattered forever — my psyche. No doctor would be able to cure me but myself. MDMA, in my opinion, has saved my life. Even if my parents are gone, I have moved on, and I feel no more grief, or sorrow, or regret.
And even if the depression returns, I know what I'm going to do.
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It’s Okay To Like Low Cars
by Paddy McGrathWe all have our own ways of extracting maximum joy from cars.
These methods are generally shaped over the course of our lifetimes and are influenced by our surroundings, upbringings, friends and family. There is no right or wrong way (within reason I suppose, don’t go sticking chainsaws on the outside of your car) to enjoy cars, just different ways.
Some like to seek out every tenth on a racetrack; others enjoy the process of a nut and bolt restoration.  Some people understand this, some don’t or at least choose not to. But really, it doesn’t matter all that much. You don’t have to choose a side, and it’s okay to like different things, for different reasons.
The only thing that really counts is that your car makes you look back when you walk away from it. That’s how you know you’re doing it right.
It was a few years ago when I first met Andreas Pfeffer. It was hard to miss the carbon covered and static dropped Mk7 GTI on the roads around Lake Wörth. We stayed in touch ever since, and try to meet at Wörthersee each year for a chat and some photographs.
Andreas is dedicated to the static low life, something which I abandoned a long time ago, but still have respect for. It’s something which takes a serious amount of dedication and patience, especially when done correctly.
Living in Germany, Andreas and his friends have no choice but to do it the right away. The laws and their strict implementation around modified cars in Germany are no joke; even cars passing through the country are subject to them. Although it’s hardly surprising that a country which features roads with no speed limits holds people and their vehicles to the highest of standards.
These rules and regulations have shaped how German and other European car enthusiasts go about building and customising their cars. They must conform to set guidelines in order to keep things above board, and not to sweat every time the polizei roll past.
One of the strongest styles which is prevalent at Wörthersee is tucked and slammed. Even those running air, will set up to drive the cars as low as possible while the rim rotates deep inside the wheel arch. They’re not going to be winning any races, but that’s not why they do this. They do this because low cars look good.
It’s why most concept cars in their earliest stages appear with massive rims, no arch gap, and sat on the floor in sketches and design renders. To have a wheel setup which occupies the whole aperture is visually pleasing.
This is what many strive to replicate.
When you consider Andreas’ C8 Audi A6 Avant, it’s a great example of this style. The fully polished Vörsteiner wheels, which measure in at 22×9-inches with respectable 235/30R22 tyres on all four corners, are just the right size for the huge body which they carry. It looks absurd rolling along, like it shouldn’t be possible, but somehow is.
Andreas runs his own line of Gepfeffert.com suspension, which has been designed from the get go to allow cars to run extremely low, while still retaining decent ride quality. It’s not just a set of coilovers wound down to the last, running a fraction of its stroke. He does have a subtle four-wheel lift system installed, similar to what Dino has in Project GT-R, for those particularly tricky situations.
I personally feel that this type of car is perfectly suited to this style. It’s a big cruiser, and continues to serve this purpose. I’m sure if Andreas had wanted power, he would have just bought an RS6 instead…
Similarly, the A1 is a small city car. It was designed to be upmarket, but utilitarian in its purpose. It’s not a race car, and it was never intended to be one, but just look at how much more interesting it is just lowered and on a set of well suited wheels.
The 19×8.5-inch BBS Speedlines were custom made to three-pieces and mounted with 5×100 to 5×112 PCD adapters giving an effective offset of around +35.
These aren’t cars which are about huge spec lists which out-value the original purchase price of the car, but rather cars which demonstrate that you can do something simple with sublime results. In a sea of bland, econo-boxes, tell me these wouldn’t stand out a mile in traffic?
Which is sort of the point of them.  They’re a badge of honour in that you won’t accept ordinary.
 You’re one of us, and that’s all that matters.
Well, as long as you still look over your shoulder every time you walk away from your car, that is…
Paddy McGrath
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paddy@speedhunters.com


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Spark Release 2.4.6
Spark 2.4.6 is a maintenance release containing stability, correctness, and security fixes. This release is based on the branch-2.4 maintenance branch of Spark. We strongly recommend all 2.4 users to upgrade to this stable release.
Notable changes
- [SPARK-29419]: Seq.toDS / spark.createDataset(Seq) is not thread-safe
- [SPARK-31519]: Cast in having aggregate expressions returns the wrong result
- [SPARK-26293]: Cast exception when having python udf in subquery
- [SPARK-30826]: LIKE returns wrong result from external table using parquet
- [SPARK-30857]: Wrong truncations of timestamps before the epoch to hours and days
- [SPARK-31256]: Dropna doesn’t work for struct columns
- [SPARK-31312]: Transforming Hive simple UDF (using JAR) expression may incur CNFE in later evaluation
- [SPARK-31420]: Infinite timeline redraw in job details page
- [SPARK-31485]: Barrier stage can hang if only partial tasks launched
- [SPARK-31500]: collect_set() of BinaryType returns duplicate elements
- [SPARK-31503]: fix the SQL string of the TRIM functions
- [SPARK-31663]: Grouping sets with having clause returns the wrong result
- [SPARK-26908]: Fix toMilis
- [SPARK-31563]: Failure of Inset.sql for UTF8String collection
Dependency Changes
While being a maintence release we did still upgrade some dependencies in this release they are:
- netty-all to 4.1.47.Final ([CVE-2019-20445])
- Janino to 3.0.16 (SQL Generated code)
- aws-java-sdk-sts to 1.11.655 (required for kinesis client upgrade)
- snappy <IP_ADDRESS> (stability improvements & ppc64le performance)
Known issues
- [SPARK-31170]: Spark Cli does not respect hive-site.xml and spark.sql.warehouse.dir
- [SPARK-26021]: -0.0 and 0.0 not treated consistently, doesn’t match Hive
- [SPARK-26154]: Stream-stream joins - left outer join gives inconsistent outpu
- [SPARK-28344]: Fail the query if detect ambiguous self join
You can consult JIRA for the detailed changes.
We would like to acknowledge all community members for contributing patches to this release.
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Virat Kohli to lead India's T20I and ODI squads against West Indies; Shami, Bhuvneshwar back in T20Is
by PTIHighlights
- The MSK Prasad-led selection committee met in Kolkata on Thursday to pick the squads
- Pacers Mohammed Shami and Bhuvneshwar Kumar made their comeback into the T20 squad
- All-rounder Shivam Dube got a maiden ODI call-up after making his T20I debut in recently concluded series against Bangladesh
KOLKATA: A fit-again Bhuvneshwar Kumar on Thursday returned to the Indian teams for next month's T20 and ODI series against West Indies, while all-rounder Shivam Dube was rewarded with a maiden call-up in the 50-over format.
India is scheduled to play three Twenty 20 Internationals against the West Indies with the series-opener in Mumbai on December 6 followed by matches in Thiruvananthapuram (December 8) and Hyderabad (December 11).
The three ODIs will be played in Chennai (December 15), Visakhapatnam (December 18) and Cuttack (December 22).
A side strain and a hamstring injury forced seamer Bhuvneshwar to come back midway from the tour of West Indies in August.
The Indian squad bears a full-strength look with skipper Virat Kohli back at the helm and his deputy Rohit Sharma also not opting for a break.
Kohli coming back meant that Sanju Samson, who was included in the last series as specialist batsman had to go out without getting a match. It is learnt that Samson wasn't seen as a back-up keeper.
Senior opener Shikhar Dhawan, despite his poor run of form, gets another go at the top while in-form speedster Mohammed Shami and left-arm spinner Kuldeep Yadav were back in the shortest format after some time.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar, left, with India bowling coach Bharat Arun. (TOI Photo)
Another veteran Kedar Jadhav has also managed to hold on to his ODI place despite the presence of Shreyas Iyer and Manish Pandey in both squads.
Seamer Deepak Chahar, who recently had a brilliant T20 series against Bangladesh was recalled in the ODI squad after he played in last year's Asia Cup in the UAE.
His younger cousin brother Rahul was, however, dropped from the squad with the seasoned Kuldeep back in the mix with his partner in crime, Yuzvendra Chahal, who made his shortest format comeback in the last series.
Krunal Pandya, who had been a regular feature in the T20 setup for a year has been dropped, with Ravindra Jadeja back after a break.
The pace bowling departments in both squads bear a familiar look with Bhuvneshwar and Shami leading the way. It is expected that Jasprit Bumrah will join the duo soon and, along with Deepak, could be the main four pacers in white ball format.
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ODIs: Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, KL Rahul, Rishabh Pant, Manish Pandey, Shreyas Iyer, Kedar Jadhav, Ravindra Jadeja, Shivam Dube, Yuzvendra Chahal, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Deepak Chahar and Bhuvneshwar Kumar.
T20Is: Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Shikhar Dhawan, Rishabh Pant, Manish Pandey, Shreyas Iyer, Shivam Dube, Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Yuzvendra Chahal, Kuldeep Yadav, Deepak Chahar, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami.


R is not known to be a favorite tool for text processing. However, it contains basic functions to concatenate and split strings.
text manipulation
base
paste
,paste0
- concatenate multiple stringsstrplit
- split one string into multiple strings (return value is a list!)substr
- get a substring
Challenge 1:
If a = "R is awesome"
and b = "but sometimes sucks"
then
- Combine those strings together
- Split the first one by " " character
- Get “sometimes” from the second one using
substr
## [1] "R is awesome but sometimes sucks"
## [1] "R" "is" "awesome"
## [1] "sometimes"
stringr
I have very limited knowledge of stringr
but it is considered to be more friendly way to do string manipulation in R. It is now a part of tidyverse
collection.
See chapter about strings in r4ds book.
Challenge 2:
If you like stringr
, try to do Challenge 1 with stringr
functions.
## [1] "R is awesome but sometimes sucks"
## [1] "R" "is" "awesome"
## [1] "sometimes"
regex
Regular expressions (regex) allow you to search for pattern inside text. The very basic idea is demonstrated here:
http://www.dummies.com/programming/r/how-to-use-regular-expressions-in-r/
For more advanced examples, see
http://r4ds.had.co.nz/strings.html#matching-patterns-with-regular-expressions
In R we can use grep
function to search for patterns, for example
strings <- c("a", "ab", "acb", "accb", "acccb", "accccb")
grep("ac*b", strings, value = TRUE)
## [1] "ab" "acb" "accb" "acccb" "accccb"
The patter “ac*b" stands for first “a”, then any number of “c”, then “b”.
Challenge 3:
In library(gapminder)
use gapminder
dataset, column country
to search for all countries with ee
.
## [1] "Greece"
operators
.
: matches a single character[characters]
: matches any one of the characters inside the square brackets[^characters]
: similar to[characters]
, but matches any characters except those inside the square brackets.\
: suppress the special meaning of metacharacters in regular expression, i.e. $ * + . ? [ ] ^ { } | ( ) , we often need to use double\\
|
: an “or” operator, matches patterns on either side of the |.^
and$
: beginning and end of the string
Challenge 4:
What will be the output of the code below (first guess, then try).
strings <- c("^ab", "ab", "abc", "abd", "abe", "ab 12")
grep("ab.", strings, value = TRUE)
grep("ab[c-e]", strings, value = TRUE)
grep("ab[^c]", strings, value = TRUE)
grep("^ab", strings, value = TRUE)
grep("\\^ab", strings, value = TRUE)
grep("abc|abd", strings, value = TRUE)
substitutions
With sub
and gsub
functions you can make one or all string substitutions.
sub("a", "b", "balalajka")
## [1] "bblalajka"
gsub("a", "b", "balalajka")
## [1] "bblblbjkb"
There is one additional regex operator for substitutions:
(...)
: grouping in regular expressions. This allows you to retrieve the bits that matched various parts of your regular expression so you can alter them or use them for building up a new string. Each group can than be refer using \N, with N being the No. of (…) used. This is called backreference.
For example, to add dash before the number in sample ids.
ids <- c("DO01", "DO02", "DO03", "DO04", "DO05")
sub("DO([0-9]*)", "DO-\\1", ids)
## [1] "DO-01" "DO-02" "DO-03" "DO-04" "DO-05"
Challenge 5:
In gapminder
, find all countries that end with “land”, and replace “land” with “LAND” using backreference.
countries <- unique(gapminder$country)
lands <- grep("land$", countries, value = TRUE)
sub("(.*)land", "\\1LAND", lands)
## [1] "FinLAND" "IceLAND" "IreLAND" "New ZeaLAND" "PoLAND"
## [6] "SwaziLAND" "SwitzerLAND" "ThaiLAND"


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by The Eagle Online“YCee vs Zaheer,” the latest album of singer and rapper, Oludemilade Alejo, aka YCee, has been streamed over two million times.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that YCee excitedly shared the news on his instagram page: @iam_ycee.
The long-awaited debut album, entitled: “Ycee vs Zaheer,” was released on November 8 and has steadily become a fan favourite in the last couple of days.
The project comes as a follow up to his eight-track body of work “First Wave” (2017) and “Late Night Vibrations” in 2018.
The two-dimensional album featured collaborations with Davido, Phyno and Niniola.
Among the songs contained in the 15-track project are Its Amazing, Wahala Dey, Bossing, Chocolata, Cheque and Dakun.
Others are Vibing, Mo Salah, So Nice, Mine, Love Like That, Bassline, Dada and Vacancy.
The album also had Ycee engage a squad of fiery producers, including Adey, JayBidz, Ballertosh, Fanatix and BeatsbyKarma.
He also worked with Syn X, Krizbeatz, Jay Popping, Buzzin Producer, AP Da Don, TwoSeven, Elmore and KO.
Speaking on the idea behind the album’s title, the Headies-nominated singer had said that his choice of “Ycee vs Zaheer” was a deliberate attempt to display his singing (Ycee) and rapping (Zaheer) side.
YCee rose to limelight after his single “Condo”, which features vocals from Patoranking, earned him two nominations at the 2015 Nigeria Entertainment Awards.
He was also nominated for Best Artist in African Pop at the 2015 All Africa Music Awards.
In October 2016, Ycee signed a record deal with Sony Music, but terminated his contract with the label in February 2018.
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Cooking time
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Serves
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Dietary
Here’s a great dessert to end a Thai feast. You’ll need a visit to an Asian supermarket to source the sticky rice, lime leaves and papaya - and plenty of time for soaking the rice. Well worth it.
Soak the rice in 300ml/10fl oz of water for at least 30 minutes, but for up to four hours before using.
Drain the rice and wash thoroughly.
Line a bamboo steamer (with a lid) with either greaseproof paper, a banana leaf or a clean sheet of muslin. If using greaseproof paper or a banana leaf, pierce some holes using a skewer (don’t make the holes too large, but you do want them to allow the steam through).
Place about 425ml/¾ pint of water (5cm/2in depth) into a saucepan or a wok and place the rice in the steamer. Put on the lid, bring the water to the boil and then reduce the heat to low-medium and steam for about 20 minutes.
In the meantime, add the coconut milk, salt, palm sugar and kaffir lime leaves to a saucepan. Warm through over a medium heat - do not boil.
Stir frequently for a good 5-7 minutes to infuse the flavours. Once infused, remove from the heat.
Arrange the prepared papaya onto four plates or a suitable serving dish and pour over the zest and juice of the limes.
Once the rice is cooked, put it into a mixing bowl and gradually add three-quarters of the infused coconut milk. Reserve the remaining quarter.
Mix well and leave to cool for 10-15 minutes. Transfer the rice into individual serving bowls or a suitable dish and drizzle over the remaining infused coconut milk.
Serve the papaya salad along with the rice. Garnish with a sprig of mint if liked.


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Sharpening images Sometimes graphics, even those from scanners and digital cameras, can look a little fuzzy, especially if you resample the image (see previous page). Dreamweaver’s Sharpen tool helps restore clarity and make such images “pop.” It works like similar tools in graphics-editing programs: It increases the contrast between an image’s pixels to create the illusion of sharper, more focused graphics (insert your own Sharper Image joke here).
To use the tool, select a graphic, and then, in the Property inspector, click the Sharpen icon (Figure 6-15). The Sharpen window appears, as shown in Figure 6-17. Move the slider to the right to increase the amount of sharpening, or type a number in the box (10 is maximum sharpening; 0 is no change). You probably won’t use the maximum setting unless you’re going for a special effect, since it tends to highlight “noise” in the image, creating an unappealing halo effect around pixels. Once you select a level of sharpening you like, click OK.


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a pprint dispatch table.
implementation-dependent, but the initial entries all use a special class of priorities that have the property that they are less than every priority that can be specified using set-pprint-dispatch, so that the initial contents of any entry can be overridden.
The pprint dispatch table which currently controls the pretty printer.
*print-pretty*, Pretty Print Dispatch Tables
The intent is that the initial value of this variable should cause ‘traditional’ pretty printing of code. In general, however, you can put a value in *print-pprint-dispatch* that makes pretty-printed output look exactly like non-pretty-printed output.
Setting *print-pretty* to true just causes the functions contained in the current pprint dispatch table to have priority over normal print-object methods; it has no magic way of enforcing that those functions actually produce pretty output. For details, see Pretty Print Dispatch Tables.


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Redmond man slams spammers for $250,000
Here. It's great the a certain company in the Pacific Northwest has empowered technically savvy folks with the thousands of dollars needed to pursue these cases. Hopefully a few wins will cause ambulance chasers to smell blood in the water and start taking these cases in groups. Do spammers make enough money to activate lawyers against them?


Will take lesser time than Beijing to improve air: Javadekar
Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar on Friday exuded confidence that the country will take less time than the 15 years taken by Beijing to improve air quality in the national capital.
Responding to a discussion on "air pollution and climate change", the minister said a mass movement is needed to tackle the problem.
"It took Beijing 15 years (to fight air pollution). We will take lesser time," he said, referring to the air quality in Delhi.
There is a relation between pollution and climate change, the environment minister said, adding that 40 per cent of India's total power capacity will come from renewable sources before 2030.
Noting that India's green cover is increasing, the minister said five times more trees have been planted in the national capital in place of trees cut down for construction of the Delhi Metro.
Observing that pollution in Delhi was the topic of discussion in the entire country, he said the "solution of the problem will come only when we recognise the problem."
The air quality in Delhi was in the 'very poor' category on Friday, improving slightly from the 'severe' level a day ago. The overall air quality index was 364 at 9.30 am.
On measures being taken to control pollution, he said round-the-clock monitoring was taking place.
He also said that a ban has been put on use of furnace oil and emission norms have been enhanced.
The government has formed a task force on Delhi's toxic smog and every day the monitoring was being done by the Prime Minister's Office.
The more trees planted, the more it will help in reducing pollution, he said.
"If each one of us pledge to plant seven trees an oxygen bank will automatically be created," he said.
Earlier participating in a debate on pollution, Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said there has to be a concerted effort to deal with this problem.
Both state and central government should work together to deal with the issue of pollution which has become a matter of concern.
"We need a climate-smart economy... You should introduce climate literacy," he said.
Choudhary charged that the environment and forest ministry under the National Democratic Alliance government appears to be pro-business rather than pro-conservation.
Climate change was never mentioned in the Budget in the last couple of year, he said, adding, this shows the importance being imparted by the government to this important issue.
Jagdambika Pal of the Bharatiya Janata Party said pollution is not only life threatening but also affecting GDP growth.


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Stem -- A package (and/or a class) for making stems of English words.
use Stem; print stem('computers'), ', ', stem('computing'), "\n"; print stem_lc('CompuTERs'), ', ', stem('cOMpUTING'), "\n"; foreach (@ARGV) { push @A, stem($_); } print (join ', ', @A), "\n";
Stemmed words are often used as indexed terms in a search system.
The stem code here is a conversion from a C program described in "Information Retrieval : Algorithm and Data Structures, 1992", which is actually Porter's stem algorithm. Author: Yuen-Hsien Tseng. Date: 1998/04/28, last update: 2003/06/02
stem_lc()
: convert to low-case and make stem for an English word$english_word_stem = stem_lc( $English_Word );
Convert an English word into a lower-case word and then convert the lower-case word into a word stem.
stem()
: the main method to stem an English word$english_word_stem = stem( $english_word );
Convert an English word into a word stem. The input word should be in lower case for correct stemming.


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Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase Class Reference
Basic bitset support (without stored size information). More...
#include <bitset-base.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| RawBitSetBase (void) | |
| Default constructor (yields empty set). | |
| template<class A > | |
| RawBitSetBase (A &a, unsigned int sz, bool setbits=false) | |
| Initialize for sz bits and allocator a. | |
| template<class A > | |
| RawBitSetBase (A &a, unsigned int sz, const RawBitSetBase &bs) | |
| Copy from bitset bs with allocator a. | |
| template<class A > | |
| void | allocate (A &a, unsigned int sz) |
| Allocate for sz bits and allocator a (only after default constructor). | |
| template<class A > | |
| void | init (A &a, unsigned int sz, bool setbits=false) |
| Initialize for sz bits and allocator a (only after default constructor). | |
| void | clearall (unsigned int sz, bool setbits=false) |
| Clear sz bits. | |
| void | copy (unsigned int sz, const RawBitSetBase &bs) |
| Copy sz bits from bs. | |
| bool | get (unsigned int i) const |
| Access value at bit i. | |
| void | set (unsigned int i) |
| Set bit i. | |
| void | clear (unsigned int i) |
| Clear bit i. | |
| unsigned int | next (unsigned int i) const |
| Return position greater or equal i of next set bit (i is allowed to be equal to size). | |
| BitSetStatus | status (unsigned int sz) const |
| Return status of bitset. | |
| bool | all (unsigned int sz) const |
| Test whether all bits are set. | |
| bool | none (unsigned int sz) const |
| Test whether no bits are set. | |
| template<class A > | |
| void | resize (A &a, unsigned int sz, unsigned int n, bool setbits=false) |
| Resize bitset from sz to n elememts. | |
| template<class A > | |
| void | dispose (A &a, unsigned int sz) |
| Dispose memory for bit set. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| BitSetData * | data |
| Stored bits. | |
Static Protected Attributes | |
| static const unsigned int | bpb = BitSetData::bpb |
| Bits per base. |
Detailed Description
Basic bitset support (without stored size information).
Definition at line 137 of file bitset-base.hpp.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::RawBitSetBase | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Default constructor (yields empty set).
Definition at line 437 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::RawBitSetBase | ( | A & | a, | |
| unsigned int | sz, | |||
| bool | setbits = false | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Initialize for sz bits and allocator a.
Definition at line 442 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::RawBitSetBase | ( | A & | a, | |
| unsigned int | sz, | |||
| const RawBitSetBase & | bs | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Copy from bitset bs with allocator a.
Definition at line 452 of file bitset-base.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::allocate | ( | A & | a, | |
| unsigned int | sz | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Allocate for sz bits and allocator a (only after default constructor).
Definition at line 462 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::init | ( | A & | a, | |
| unsigned int | sz, | |||
| bool | setbits = false | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Initialize for sz bits and allocator a (only after default constructor).
Reimplemented in Gecode::Support::BitSetBase.
Definition at line 469 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::clearall | ( | unsigned int | sz, | |
| bool | setbits = false | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Clear sz bits.
Definition at line 485 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::copy | ( | unsigned int | sz, | |
| const RawBitSetBase & | bs | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Copy sz bits from bs.
Definition at line 479 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| bool Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::get | ( | unsigned int | i | ) | const [inline] |
Access value at bit i.
Reimplemented in Gecode::Support::BitSetBase.
Definition at line 399 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::set | ( | unsigned int | i | ) | [inline] |
Set bit i.
Reimplemented in Gecode::Support::BitSetBase.
Definition at line 403 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::clear | ( | unsigned int | i | ) | [inline] |
Clear bit i.
Reimplemented in Gecode::Support::BitSetBase.
Definition at line 407 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| unsigned int Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::next | ( | unsigned int | i | ) | const [inline] |
Return position greater or equal i of next set bit (i is allowed to be equal to size).
Reimplemented in Gecode::Support::BitSetBase.
Definition at line 491 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| BitSetStatus Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::status | ( | unsigned int | sz | ) | const [inline] |
Return status of bitset.
Definition at line 504 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| bool Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::all | ( | unsigned int | sz | ) | const [inline] |
Test whether all bits are set.
Definition at line 530 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| bool Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::none | ( | unsigned int | sz | ) | const [inline] |
Test whether no bits are set.
Definition at line 535 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::resize | ( | A & | a, | |
| unsigned int | sz, | |||
| unsigned int | n, | |||
| bool | setbits = false | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Resize bitset from sz to n elememts.
Definition at line 413 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::dispose | ( | A & | a, | |
| unsigned int | sz | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Dispose memory for bit set.
Definition at line 432 of file bitset-base.hpp.
Member Data Documentation
const unsigned int Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::bpb = BitSetData::bpb [static, protected] |
Bits per base.
Definition at line 140 of file bitset-base.hpp.
BitSetData* Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase::data [protected] |
Stored bits.
Definition at line 142 of file bitset-base.hpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- gecode/support/bitset-base.hpp


class role::appserver inherits role {
notify {"Applying role::appserver": }
contain profile::rhel
contain profile::jdk
contain profile::apache_tomcat
Class['profile::rhel'] -> Class['profile::jdk']
-> Class['profile::apache_tomcat']
}
class profile::rhel {
notify {"Applying profile::rhel": }
if str2bool("$firstdeploy") {
class {'profile::remove_groups':
stage => first,
}
contain profile::epel_install
contain profile::packages_install
Class['profile::epel_install'] ->
Class['profile::packages_install']
file {"/etc/facter/facts.d/firstdeploy.yaml":
ensure => present,
content => "---\nfirstdeploy: \"false\"\n"
}
}
contain profile::inittab_install
}


Oh Git I love thee so,
though at first thou seemest a stranger. Indifferent with thou cold command line. Still then I was bewitched at first sight. Erre long I grew to know you, so much better than I ever imagined. And yet, from first git init I have known only my gratitude to you. As our lives progressed we began to build files of our life committing them to the repositories of our hearts. And when times are rough, when we have done all we can and realize the only way forward lie back, thou resets me back to better days. Truly Git you define that which separates the mere hobbyist from the grand developer, boring web creation against true mastery.


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The Hereditary Configuration Hierarchy
ArgentSea essentially dispenses with traditional connection strings. Instead, it uses the new .NET configuration architecture to manage each attribute as a discrete property. Each property can be managed globally, or at the shardSet, database, or connection level. Lower-level settings inherit values from their parent, which they can also overwrite if their own values are set differently.
The Hereditary Configuration Hierarchy allows users to configure their data connection information at multiple levels. Child nodes “inherit” any settings of their parent. By dramatically reducing configuration redundancy, it makes handling many connections much more manageable.
For example, if your network infrastructure supports jumbo frames, you can configure the network packet size once, in the global configuration section, and every ArgentSea connection will default to this value.
The Global Section
The root of the configuration hierarchy is the “global settings” section. All properties set here are applied to every data connection — unless the value is overwritten by lower-level properties (i.e. database, shard set, shard, etc.).
The SQL Server global section is SqlGlobalSettings
. Any attributes specified in this section are applied to all SQL Server connections.
For example, to globally change both the connection timeout property and packet size:
{
"SqlGlobalSettings": {
"ConnectTimeout": 3,
"PacketSize": 8196
}
}
Note that these examples include only the attributes that we want to change. The complete attribute list is described below.
(Non-Sharded) Database Connections
The database configuration architecture allow any number of database connections. Each connection is identified by a key, which you also use to request the connection in your code. The key in your configuration must exactly match the keys used in your code (i.e casing, accents, and kana must match — and spelling too).
Database connections have a three-level hierarchy: global properties, database properties, and properties for distinct read and write endpoints. This illustration shows how various “parent” configuration properties are applied to the child values. Ultimately, these values are combined to build a Read or Write connection.
The upshot is that if you have a simple database connection that handles both reads and writes, you can define this once at the database level; both Read and Write connections will “inherit” this value.
The JSON section for SQL database connections is SqlDbConnections
. This is an array of connections. Each connection has a required DatabaseKey
property, and whatever connection properties are needed for the connection.
{
"SqlDbConnections": [
{
"DatabaseKey": "MainDb",
"DataSource": "DbServer1",
"InitialCatalog": "MainDb",
"WindowsAuth": true
},
{
"DatabaseKey": "OtherDb",
"DataSource": "DbServer1",
"InitialCatalog": "OtherDb",
"WindowsAuth": true,
"WriteConnection": {
"DataSource": "DbServer2"
}
},
{
"DatabaseKey": "ThirdDb",
"ReadConnection": {
"DataSource": "DbServer3",
"InitialCatalog": "Db1",
"UserName": "apiUser",
"Password": "pwd1234"
},
"WriteConnection": {
"DataSource": "DbServer4",
"InitialCatalog": "Db2",
"UserName": "webUser",
"Password": "pwd5678"
}
}
]
}
Each connection has two optional child sections, ReadConnection
and WriteConnection
. These can be set explicitly if you want different values between read and write connections; otherwise, both read and write connections these will inherit from the parent properties.
In the example above, the first connection has the same values for read and write connections (both Read and Write connections inherit the same values from the parent). The second connection will access a different server for read connections than write connections. The third connection explicitly defines connection information for both the Read and Write connections.
As mentioned before, any connection property from the complete property list (as listed earlier), can be included in the database definition, read connection, or write connection.
Shard Set Connections
ArgentSea shard sets have up to five inheritance levels: global properties, shard set properties, shard set read/write properties, shard properties, and distinct read and write endpoint properties. The corresponding illustration again shows how various “parent” configuration properties are applied to the child values. As with non-sharded databases, these values are combined to build a Read or Write connection.
When using a scale-out read strategy, all or most of your read connections might have consistent values (a login, for example), which could likely be different than the consistent values used for all of your write connections. A straightforward parent-child inheritance would require you to redundantly specify the same values for every shard’s read or write connection. To better manage this, the ShardSet has an exception to the parent-child hierarchy: a Read and Write configuration section. Values set in the ShardSet Read section will be used by only the read connections in the shards within the set. Likewise, write connections in the shard set inherit from the write parameters.
The root JSON section for SQL shard connections is SqlShardSets
. This is an array of shard sets, each of which has an array of shards. Presumably, most applications will not require multiple shard sets, but the capability exists if required.
Each shard set has a required ShardSetName
property. This is how the shard set retrieved from within the application, so the characters must exactly match.
In addition, a shard set can include a DefaultShardId
value, which may be used to determine which shard should be used when this client creates new records.
{
"SqlShardSets": [
{
"ShardSetName": "Primary",
"DefaultShardId": 1,
"UserName": "webUser",
"Password": "pwd1234",
"Read": {
"ApplicationIntent": "ReadOnly",
"UserName": "webReader"
},
"Shards": [
{
"ShardId": 0,
"DataSource": "DbServer1",
"FailoverPartner": "Mirror1",
"InitialCatalog": "ShardDb1",
"ReadConnection": {
"DataSource": "Mirror1",
}
},
{
"ShardId": 1,
"DataSource": "DbServer2",
"FailoverPartner": "Mirror2",
"InitialCatalog": "ShardDb2",
"ReadConnection": {
"DataSource": "Mirror2",
}
}
]
}
]
}
In this example, there is one shard set with two shards as two databases on the same server. The read connections are directed to a mirror by overwriting the inherited DataSource
value with the name of the mirror. Of course, in reality the password should be moved to a different, more secure configuration provider.
Again, any connection property from the complete property list — as enumerated in the next section — can be included in the shard set definition (to be used by all connections in the shard set), or shard instance (to be used by both Read and Write connections), or to specifically configure the Read and/or Write connection.
In a typical data sharding implementation, all shard read or write connections are likely to use same login information. Each server may even use the same database name. The Hereditary Configuration Hierarchy makes this easy to manage because the login information and database can be defined once for the shard set, or shard set read/write connection type, then used by every connection.
Connection Attributes
The complete set of available properties is:
{
"ApplicationIntent": "ReadWrite",
"ApplicationName": "MyWebApp",
"CircuitBreakerFailureCount": 20,
"CircuitBreakerTestInterval": 5000,
"ConnectTimeout": 2,
"CurrentLanguage": "english",
"DataSource": "localhost",
"Encrypt": false,
"FailoverPartner": "MyMirror",
"InitialCatalog": "MyDb",
"LoadBalanceTimeout": 0,
"MaxPoolSize": 100,
"MinPoolSize": 0,
"MultipleActiveResultSets": false,
"MultiSubnetFailover": true,
"PacketSize": 4096,
"Password": "pwd1234",
"PersistSecurityInfo": false,
"Pooling": true,
"Replication": true,
"RetryCount": 6,
"RetryInterval": 256,
"RetryLengthening": "Fibonacci",
"TransactionBinding": "",
"TrustServerCertificate": true,
"TypeSystemVersion": "Latest",
"UserInstance": "",
"UserName": "webUser",
"WindowsAuth": false,
"WorkstationID": "MyPC"
}
Caution
Displayed are all of the available properties. It is neither necessary nor wise to set all of them. All that is minimally required for most connections is login information, a server or host name, and a database name.
Each level in the Hereditary Configuration Hierarchy can use any of the properties on this list.
Next: The Shard Id Data Type


Back from JUDCon China 2012
JUDCon China was held for the first time last week in Beijing, and it was a blast!
I had never been to China before, let alone a conference there, so it was interesting to compare it with other conferences around the world. The use of simulaneous translators meant those giving presentations in English had to pace themselves a bit more so that translators would have time to catch up. There’s was a good bunch of presentation given by native Chinese speakers too, so the audience got the chance to attend more interactive sessions too.
During this two-day developer conference, I was showing Infinispan’s capabilities as a powerful cache bulding a transactional EE application that neeeded to scale up live. In this presentation, which combines Infinispan with JSF and CDI, I showed how to go from a basic temporary cached, to a clustered cache that used consistent hashing to distribute data, showing the ability to scale up and failover. This presentation which was given shortly after the keynote on the first day generated a lot of interest in the audience, with a lot of users wanting to find out how we compared with other existing cache and data grid providers. This was a great opportunitiy to introduce the rest of Inifnispan talks that were happening that day and the day after, where they could learn more Infinsipan’s other features as a data grid: i.e. querying, geographic failover…etc.
My second presentation that same day was about querying Infinispan based data grids. The room was packed for this one, and in the presentation I talked about how Infinispan’s map/reduce functions can take advantage of the paralellism available in cluster to resolve basic queries, and how Infinispan’s contents can be indexed using the query module and queried via Hibernate Search or Apache Lucene APIs. Finally, I did a little overview of higher level APIs offering further querying possibilities (i.e. ModeShape, Hibernate OGM). As pointed out by Ales, the lead of CapeDwarf team, I somehow forgot to add his project, which offers the possibility of running Google App Engine on top of JBoss Application Server, which uses Infinispan and offers different querying possibilities too. Don’t worry Ales, we’ll sort it out for this presentation’s next outing :)
For those who attended, the presentations should be uploaded to the JUDCon China website within the next few weeks.
Not all was presentations though, we also had the chance to socialise with attendees and other Red Hat employees in China. After all talks finished the first day, Jim Ma and Yong Yang did a fantastics demo of a cluster of JBoss Application Server 7 instances running on Rasperry PIs, and the audience had the opportunity to win one a Rasperry Pi too!
If you’re thinking of going to China, you can’t leave without trying a hot pot place! On Friday night we went to a Hai Dai Lao Hot Pot restaurant for food, and from a culinary perspective, it was the best food I had during my China stay. Hot Pot restaurants have this concept of cooking different meats, vegetables and noodles in two hot pots, one spicy and the other not. On top of that, you get the chance to mix up some cold sauces yourself (sesame oil, coriander, nuts, chillies,,etc) and mix that with the cooked meat/veg. Unfortunately, one of our colleagues who had a nut allergy had to be rushed to hospital, but it was all Ok in the end :).
From here I’d like to thank Cindy Dong, Jervis Liu, Jim Ma, Christina Lin and many others that helped us, Aliens (according to Chinese Immigration prospects), feel like at home :). Can’t wait to get back to China.
Cheers, Galder


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Super Smash Brothers Brawl
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3-stock Single
Elimination


Current Times of the Web
Technology and the Web has advanced much in such a short time span, and it will continue to accelerate for a long time.
The most common form of connection to the internet is through cable, such as ethernet, with wireless connections right behind. Nearly every household and business uses cable to access the web, and there is a very good chance that you are using it as well. If you're not using it however, you may be using fiber optic cable.
Fiber optics has been around for a long time, much longer than the widespread network we use constantly. However, recent upgrades to the fiber optics has allowed these cables to become much more efficient than traditional cables. Providing higher bandwidth, allowing more data to be transmitted with said transmissions being more reliable due to reduced interference. This is all thanks to the nature of fiber optics: Using light to transmit data rather than electricity.
But none of these developments and improvements will stop. In the coming years, new advancements will surface and changes will happen. One such may include a more automatic and permanent way to connect to the internet, creating a sort of "Universal Internet". Leading to the removal of individual connections that uses WiFi passwords. And because of these rapid changes, businesses will go out if they do not adapt quickly to the ever accelerating rate of technology.


Header that defines the standard input/output stream objects:
This header file contains definitions of functions to get and manipulate date and time information.
This header introduces string types, character traits and a set of converting functions:
Header providing string stream classes:
This header defines several general purpose functions, including dynamic memory management, random number generation, communication with the environment, integer arithmetics, searching, sorting and converting.
Input and Output operations can also be performed in C++ using the C Standard Input and Output Library (cstdio, known as stdio.h in the C language).
The header < algorithm > defines a collection of functions especially designed to be used on ranges of elements. A range is any sequence of objects that can be accessed through iterators or pointers, such as an array or an instance of some of the STL containers. Notice though, that algorithms operate through iterators directly on the values, not affecting in any way the structure of any possible container (it never affects the size or storage allocation of the container).
Header providing file stream classes:
This header defines elements with the characteristics of arithmetic types. More specifically, it defines a numeric_limits class template and a specialization of it for each of the fundamental types:
Header < cmath > declares a set of functions to compute common mathematical operations and transformations
Header that defines the vector container class:
Header that defines the map and multimap container classes:


Hey, There! Yash
Sehgal this side
Software Developer | UI Designer | Computer Science Student
About Me
Currently, I am a student. In the last couple of years, I have worked with various
technologies. Mostly, my work is
related to UI/UX Designing and Software Development. I have also worked with Data
Visualization techniques using
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Education
Medicaps University, Indore
Bachelors of Technology in Computer Science (Specialization in Artificial Intelligence)
Duration: 2020 - 2024 (Current University)
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Guru Harkrishan Public School, Indore
Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry (Science Stream) CBSE
Secondary Subject: Computer Science
Grade (A)
Duration: 2018 - 2020
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Skills
C++
Intermediate
Python
Intermediate
UI Designing
Professional
Frontend (HTML/CSS/Javascript)
Beginner Level
Tools
Adobe XD, Figma
UI/UX Designing
Git and Github
Version Controlling for Projects
Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, Atom
Software Development, Frontend Development, General Coding
Work Experience
User Interface and Experience Designer
At HeyCalls by HeyTech IT Services | Internship
About My Role: During this job, I have designed user interfaces for applications and webpages. My role is to design
an optimal user experience throughout the application. I have used various designing technologies like
Adobe XD, InVision, Figma for Logo Designing etc.
Hobbies
Designing
UI/UX Designing, AutoCAD, Product Designing
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Using Python libraries like Matplotlib, Numpy, Pandas, SciPy
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Email Address
Phone Number
Geographical Location
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Image Cropper
Cropping image with javascript using cropper jQuery library, spatie/image-optimizer for image optimization.
System Server Requirements
php.ini
- upload_max_filesize
Sets a maximum amount of memory in bytes that a script is allowed to allocate. Resizing a 3000 x 2000 pixel image to 300 x 200 may take up to 32MB memory.
php Extensions and version :
PHP >= 7.0
- Fileinfo Extension
- GD Library (>=2.0) … or …
- Imagick PHP extension (>=6.5.7)
- Here's how to install all the optimizers on Ubuntu:
- sudo apt-get install jpegoptim
- sudo apt-get install optipng
- sudo apt-get install pngquant
- sudo npm install -g svgo
sudo apt-get install gifsicle
And here's how to install the binaries on MacOS (using Homebrew):
- brew install jpegoptim
- brew install optipng
- brew install pngquant
- brew install svgo
- brew install gifsicle
Other
- brew install --with-openssl curl
- brew install --with-homebrew-curl --with-apache php71
- brew install php71-mcrypt php71-imagick
Installation and setup
- Install php dependencies via composer
_project_ > composer install
- Install npm dependencies
_project_ > npm install
Compile javascript ECMA2015 into bundle.js
Compile scss file into sytlesheet


SECOND KINGS
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1 After King Ahab died, the country of Moab rebelled against Israel.
2 One day, Ahaziah, the new king of Israel, fell through the wooden slats in his upstairs room and was injured. So he sent for his messengers and commanded them, "Go and ask of Baalzebub, the god of Ekron, whether or not I will recover from this injury."
3 But the angel from Yahweh said to Elijah, the prophet from the city of Tishbe, "The king of Samaria is sending some messengers to Ekron. Go and meet them and say to them, 'Is it because there is no God in Israel that you wish to ask Baalzebub whether you will recover?'
4 Yahweh says that you should tell King Ahaziah that he will not recover from his being injured; he will surely die."
5 So Elijah went to meet the messengers and told that to them, and they returned to the king instead of going to Ekron. The king asked them, "Why have you come back so quickly?"
6 They replied, "A man came to meet us and said to us, 'Go back to the king who sent you and tell him that Yahweh says, "'Is it because there is no God in Israel that you wish to ask Baalzebub whether you will recover'? Go tell the king that he will not recover from being injured; instead, he will surely die." ' "
7 The king said to them, "The man who came to meet you and told that to you, what did he look like?"
8 They replied, "He was wearing a cloak made from camel hair and had a wide leather belt around his waist." The king exclaimed, "That must be Elijah!"
9 Then the king sent an officer with fifty soldiers to seize Elijah. They found Elijah sitting on the top of a hill. The officer called out to him, "Prophet, the king commands that you come down here!"
 Immediately, fire came down from the sky and completely burned up the officer and his fifty soldiers.
11 When the king found out about that, he sent another officer with fifty more soldiers. They went to where Elijah was, and the officer called out to him, "Prophet, the king commands that you come down immediately!"
 Then a fire from God came down from the sky and killed that officer and his soldiers.
13 When the king heard about that, he sent still another officer with fifty more soldiers.  So now, please be kind to me!"
15 Then the angel from Yahweh said to Elijah, "Go down and go with him. Do not be afraid of him." So Elijah went with them to the king.
16 When Elijah arrived, he said to the king, "This is what Yahweh says: 'You sent messengers to go to Ekron to ask Baalzebub, their god, whether you would recover. You acted as though there is no God in Israel to consult. So you will not recover from being injured; instead, you are going to die!' "
17 So Ahaziah died, which is what Yahweh told Elijah would happen. Ahaziah's younger brother Joram became the new king, at the same time that Jehoram son of Jehoshaphat, had been ruling Judah for almost two years. Ahaziah's brother became the king because Ahaziah had no son to become the king.
18 If you want to know about all the other things that Ahaziah did, they are written in Book of the Events of the Kings of Israel.


Class: 'probabilistic quotient normalization'
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Evothings Studio 1.2
Evothings Studio 1.2 is the first generation of Evothings Studio. Is is now being replaced by Evothings Studio version 2.0.
This page provides information for users of Evothings Studio 1.2. Full documentation for version 1.2 is available in the Evothings Studio 1.2 download package.
Evothings Studio 1.2 consists of:
- Evothings Workbench - Desktop application that supports fast turn around development and live editing of apps running on mobile devices.
- Evothings Client - Mobile application for running IoT apps written in HTML/JavaScript.
- Universal Editor/IDE support - Use any text editor or programming IDE to code with instant-reload-on-save. Also works with graphics editors. Just press save to reload changes on connected mobile devices.
Differences between version 1.2 and 2.0
The following are the main differences between Evothings Studio 1.2 and 2.0:
- Evothings Viewer is used in place of Evothings Client in version 2.0.
- An important difference is the method used to connect from mobile devices to Evothings Workbench.
- Version 1.2 uses a local WiFi network to connect from Evothings Client to Evothings Workbench.
- Version 2.0 uses a hosted service (Evothings Cloud Server) to connect from Evothings Viewer to Evothings Workbench.
- In version 2.0, Evothings Workbench and connected mobile devices no longer need to be on the same local WiFi network.
- Evothings Workbench version 2.0 has more features and an improved user interface.
- Evothings Studio 2.0 is the basis for future versions of Evothings Studio.
Apps developed with Evothings Studio 1.2 are fully compatible with Evothings Studio 2.0.
Getting started
Very quick version:
- Ensure your computer and mobile device are connected to the same WiFi network.
- Download and run the Evothings Workbench application on your computer.
- Install and run the Evothings Client app on your mobile device.
- AP/Client Isolation may exist on some routers, please ensure the setting is disabled.
- Connect from Evothings Client to the Workbench.
- Click the "Run" button of the "Hello World" example.
Slightly longer version:
- Download and run the Evothings Workbench application on your computer. Make sure to extract the files to your Desktop or other User folder if using Windows.
- Download and install the Evothings Client app on your mobile device.
- Connect both your computer running Evothings Workbench and your mobile devices running Evothings Client to the same WiFi network.
- Launch the app and select "Scan". Select your computer running Evothings Workbench from the list.
- If your computer does not appear in the list, please check the Troubleshooting section.
- Alternatively, enter the URL shown in the bottom panel of the Workbench and click "Connect".
- The app should now connect to Evothings Workbench and display the message "Connected".
- Click the "Run" button of one of the apps in Evothings Workbench. Does the mobile display the app you selected? If so, you are up and running!
- You can connect any number of mobile devices, and instantly see the result on all of them!
- To create your own project, just drag and drop an HTML file into the Workbench project list. When you press RUN that file and all included files will be launched on connected mobile devices. Sort the project list using drag and drop.
- Mobile devices must be on the same local WiFi network as the computer running the Workbench to be able connect using the "Scan" method, and network client isolation must be turned off.
Learn more about Evothings Workbench and Evothings Client.
Troubleshooting
If Evothings Client can't find or connect to the Workbench:
- Make sure that your mobile device and computer are on the same WiFi network.
- Configure any firewalls on the computer to allow Evothings Workbench to handle inbound and outbound connections.
- Make sure that network client isolation is turned off. It is off by default on most home routers, but some public or enterprise WiFi networks have it on. Please check your router settings or ask your network administrator. In the case where client isolation is enabled, Evothings Studio will not work by using the WiFi network for direct communication between Evothings Client and the Workbench.
- If client isolation is in effect, the easiest solution is usually to use your own WiFi router or a mobile phone with WiFi sharing. On iOS, this is called "Personal Hotspot". On Android, it is usually called "Portable hotspot" or "Internet sharing".
- Alternatively, you can:
- use a Virtual Private Network (VPN), or
- use a Reverse SSH tunnel, or
- run Evothings Workbench on a computer with a public IP address. In that case you can use that address to connect from anywhere on the Internet.
The details of how to set these up is beyond the scope of this document.
Upgrading to Evothings Studio 2.0
Apps developed with Evothings Studio 1.2 are fully compatible with Evothings Studio 2.0. Just download the new version and you are up and running.
Here is how to upgrade:
- It is very easy to upgrade to Evothings Studio 2.0. Just download the new version from the download page.
- Install Evothings Viewer on your mobile devices. This app is used in place of Evothings Client. Download from Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
- Follow the on-screen instructions provided in Evothings Workbench to get started.
- Tutorials and guides on the Evothings web site will be updated for version 2.0. Meanwhile, most things work the same, and existing tutorials are applicable also to version 2.0. The main difference is that Evothings Viewer is used in place of Evothings Client.


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Fast integer logarithmic addition operations. More...
#include <sphinxbase/sphinxbase_export.h>
#include <sphinxbase/prim_type.h>
#include <sphinxbase/cmd_ln.h>
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Data Structures | |
| struct | logadd_s |
Macros | |
| #define | LOGMATH_TABLE(lm) ((logadd_t *)lm) |
| Obtain the log-add table from a logmath_t *. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct logadd_s | logadd_t |
| Integer log math computation table. More... | |
| typedef struct logmath_s | logmath_t |
| Integer log math computation class. | |
Functions | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT logmath_t * | logmath_init (float64 base, int shift, int use_table) |
| Initialize a log math computation table. More... | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT logmath_t * | logmath_read (const char *filename) |
| Memory-map (or read) a log table from a file. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int32 | logmath_write (logmath_t *lmath, const char *filename) |
| Write a log table to a file. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int32 | logmath_get_table_shape (logmath_t *lmath, uint32 *out_size, uint32 *out_width, uint32 *out_shift) |
| Get the log table size and dimensions. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT float64 | logmath_get_base (logmath_t *lmath) |
| Get the log base. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int | logmath_get_zero (logmath_t *lmath) |
| Get the smallest possible value represented in this base. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int | logmath_get_width (logmath_t *lmath) |
| Get the width of the values in a log table. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int | logmath_get_shift (logmath_t *lmath) |
| Get the shift of the values in a log table. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT logmath_t * | logmath_retain (logmath_t *lmath) |
| Retain ownership of a log table. More... | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int | logmath_free (logmath_t *lmath) |
| Free a log table. More... | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int | logmath_add_exact (logmath_t *lmath, int logb_p, int logb_q) |
| Add two values in log space exactly and slowly (without using add table). | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int | logmath_add (logmath_t *lmath, int logb_p, int logb_q) |
| Add two values in log space (i.e. More... | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int | logmath_log (logmath_t *lmath, float64 p) |
| Convert linear floating point number to integer log in base B. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT float64 | logmath_exp (logmath_t *lmath, int logb_p) |
| Convert integer log in base B to linear floating point. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int | logmath_ln_to_log (logmath_t *lmath, float64 log_p) |
| Convert natural log (in floating point) to integer log in base B. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT float64 | logmath_log_to_ln (logmath_t *lmath, int logb_p) |
| Convert integer log in base B to natural log (in floating point). | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int | logmath_log10_to_log (logmath_t *lmath, float64 log_p) |
| Convert base 10 log (in floating point) to integer log in base B. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT float | logmath_log10_to_log_float (logmath_t *lmath, float64 log_p) |
| Convert base 10 log (in floating point) to float log in base B. | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT float64 | logmath_log_to_log10 (logmath_t *lmath, int logb_p) |
| Convert integer log in base B to base 10 log (in floating point). | |
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT float64 | logmath_log_float_to_log10 (logmath_t *lmath, float log_p) |
| Convert float log in base B to base 10 log. | |
Fast integer logarithmic addition operations.
In evaluating HMM models, probability values are often kept in log domain, to avoid overflow. To enable these logprob values to be held in int32 variables without significant loss of precision, a logbase of (1+epsilon) (where epsilon < 0.01 or so) is used. This module maintains this logbase (B).
However, maintaining probabilities in log domain creates a problem when adding two probability values. This problem can be solved by table lookup. Note that:
So:
The first entry in logadd_table is simply , for the case where and thus . The last entry is zero, where due to loss of precision.
Since this table can be quite large particularly for small logbases, an option is provided to compress it by dropping the least significant bits of the table.
Definition in file logmath.h.
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int logmath_add | ( | logmath_t * | lmath, |
| int | logb_p, | ||
| int | logb_q | ||
| ) |
Add two values in log space (i.e.
return log(exp(p)+exp(q)))
Definition at line 392 of file logmath.c.
References logmath_add_exact(), LOGMATH_TABLE, logadd_s::table, logadd_s::table_size, and logadd_s::width.
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT int logmath_free | ( | logmath_t * | lmath | ) |
Free a log table.
Definition at line 342 of file logmath.c.
References ckd_free(), mmio_file_unmap(), and logadd_s::table.
Referenced by jsgf_write_fsg(), and logmath_read().
| SPHINXBASE_EXPORT logmath_t* logmath_init | ( | float64 | base, |
| int | shift, | ||
| int | use_table | ||
| ) |
Initialize a log math computation table.
| base | The base B in which computation is to be done. |
| shift | Log values are shifted right by this many bits. |
| use_table | Whether to use an add table or not |
Definition at line 62 of file logmath.c.
References ckd_calloc, E_ERROR, logadd_s::shift, logadd_s::table, logadd_s::table_size, and logadd_s::width.
Referenced by jsgf_write_fsg().


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Meadows Told Swalwell to ‘Shut Up’ During Impeachment Testimony
Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC) told Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) to “shut up” during Lieutenant Colonel and National Security Council official Alexander Vindman’s closed-door testimony as part of the House Democrats’ partisan impeachment investigation against President Donald Trump.
by Joshua CaplanThe tense exchange came as Republican counsel asked Vindman about the identity of the so-called “whistleblower” who raised concerns to the intelligence community regarding President Trump’s July 25th telephone conversation with the leader of Ukraine.
“Hey Mr. Meadows, he’s the chairman. He finishes,” Swalwell said to Meadows, in reference to House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (C-A), who is leading the House Democrats’ impeachment probe.
“Mr. Meadows, when I’m finished..,” Schiff cut in.
“I have a point of order,” Meadows continued.
“Mr. Meadows, you may make your..,” responded the House intel chair.
“He’s the chairman. He finishes,” Swalwell lectured Meadows.
“Shut up,” the North Carolina Republican shot back.
Vindman alerted superiors on two occasions, including after he listened to the July call in which Trump personally appealed to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to investigate political rival Joe Biden and the Ukrainian role in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
A “whistleblower’s” complaint about that call triggered the impeachment probe.
President Trump insisted earlier Friday he has not been damaged by testimony detailing efforts by him and his administration to pressure Ukraine.
Speaking to reporters as he left on a campaign trip to Atlanta, President Trump said he was “not concerned about anything” that has been disclosed so far.
House investigators are releasing key transcripts from days of closed-door interviews in the impeachment inquiry as they prepare for public sessions with witnesses next week.
The AP contributed to this report.